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Sony E3 Keynote: First look at the actual PS4

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 10 Jun 2013 9:41 User comments (5)

Sony just unveiled the PS4 for the first time.

Take a quick peek:

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110.6.2013 23:04

voyager

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Another ugly thing this is also the ugliest I ever seen.

210.6.2013 23:19

DarthMopar

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Looks like a GEN1 PS2...but with no restrictions like the XBox has, I can deal with it.

310.6.2013 23:19

cazer

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Have to say that it does not look much better then the x box one but at lest it's not as big.

411.6.2013 14:54

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It better have very good cooling...

512.6.2013 13:57

Jemborg

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...and be quiet.

But I don't mind it's looks.

What's that other device in the image... the Eye thingy?

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